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Our Lord is a God of judgement, according to Isaiah 30:18. This audio devotional explains His grace and mercy toward those who will wait on Him.
God gives peace to those who trust in Him. As we struggle to carry the heavy loads of life, this audio devotional from Isaiah 26:3-4 points us to the Lord.
The future is secure for those who embrace the Messiah, Jesus. This Isaiah 25:8 audio devotional describes these matters on which the Lord has spoken.
Lucifer, son of the morning, sought to be like the most High. This audio devotional from Isaiah 14:13-14 explains the pride and emptiness of this desire.
Isaiah 12:2 makes it clear that God is our salvation. Men who trust in Him, according to this audio devotional, may have courage in this world of danger.
This prophecy of "a root of Jesse" speaks of the Messiah. We are reminded in this audio devotional from Isaiah 11:10, that He is revealed to us as Jesus.
This Isaiah 9:6 audio devotional is about the prophesied Messiah, His incarnation, His reign as king, and the meaning of the names Isaiah lists for Him.
The miraculous sign of a virgin-born son would be given according to Isaiah 7:14. This audio devotional focuses on Immanuel, Jesus, "God with us."
Isaiah's vision of God in Isaiah 6 is revealing. Confronted with God's holiness in Isaiah 6:5 he cries "Woe is me!" This audio devotional explains.
Men often contradict God, calling evil good and good evil. This audio devotional from Isaiah 5:20 explains how we can do right with joy in their midst.
Men will have the reward of their doings according to Isaiah 3:10-11. This audio devotional reminds us that God deals righteously with men at all times.
In the day Isaiah 2:11 speaks about, lofty looks will be cast down. This audio devotional focuses on the rule and reign of God and the humbling of men.
In this Isaiah 1:18 audio devotional, the people of Israel are offered forgiveness for sin. Isaiah makes it clear they are stained, but can be cleansed.
John 20:30-31 admits much more could be said about Jesus, but as this audio devotional emphasizes, what John says about Him is of primary importance.
The hope of the gospel is confirmed in Jesus' resurrection. He is seen alive by His disciples in John 20:19, which is the focus of this audio devotional.
In this audio devotional from John 19:10-11, we discuss the authority God grants men and assert that none of us can wield that power without His consent.
The sinless Savior placed Himself, willingly, in the hands of men who would punish Him as though He were a criminal. This John 19:1-3 devotional explains.
In John 18:20-21, Jesus answers a question from the high priest about His disciples and His doctrine. This audio devotional explains His response.
A band of men have come looking for Jesus when He asks "Whom seek ye?" This audio devotional from John 18:4-5 explains a little more of the situation.
Jesus is aware of all the difficulties His disciples will face, but He does not pray for our escape. This audio devotional from John 17:15-17 has more.
Jesus speaks words of peace to His disciples in John 16:33. This audio devotional is about tribulation and believer's ability to have good cheer.
After Jesus' resurrection, the sorrow of the disciples becomes joy. That transition is compared to child birth in this audio devotional from John 16:21.
We should not be surprised if the world hates us. We are not of this world. This audio devotional from John 15:18-19 provides an explanation.
This John 15:4 audio devotional explains why our Christian life cannot be successful without abiding in the vine. Jesus describes himself as the true vine.
Jesus has spoken for several verses about a Comforter. In John 14:26 we learn He is the Holy Spirit. This audio devotional tells us more about Him.
There is no need for Christians to be troubled, Jesus is preparing a place for us. This audio devotional from John 14:1-2 explains the subject further.
When we have the kind of love Jesus talks about in John 13:34-35, we resemble Him. As this audio devotional explains, it is a love the world notices.
Jesus looks ahead to the cross in John 12:27-28. This audio devotional explains how a voice from heaven confirms His mission, which will glorify the Father.
The story of Lazarus being raised from the dead is making an impact in John 12:10-11. This audio devotional explains the circumstances in more detail.
Jesus is about to call Lazarus forth from his grave in John 11:41-42. Listen to this audio devotional as He strengthens the belief of those nearby.
In hard times, when there seems to be no hope, Jesus often asks if we really believe. That is His question in this audio devotional from John 11:25-26.
Jesus came that his disciples might have life and have it more abundantly. That is the message of John 10:10 and the subject of this audio devotional.
A certain man was healed of blindness by Jesus, but he didn't know He was the Son of God. Find details in this audio devotional from John 9:35-36.
The man answering in John 9:11 followed Jesus' instructions in faith and experienced a miracle! This audio devotional encourages us to do the same.
Jesus fulfilled the promise to Abraham that, in his lineage, all nations of the earth would be blessed. This John 8:56-58 audio devotional has more.
Disciples of Jesus live in freedom because we know Him - and because we believe and obey what He says. Learn more in this John 8:31-32 audio devotional.
The picture of Jesus as light is common in scripture. This audio devotional from John 8:12 reminds us that it has real-world meaning for every day.
For the thirsty, God provides living water through His son. This audio devotional from John 7:37-38 provides detail on this foundational concept.
This audio devotional is from John 6:49-50. It argues that physical provision is important, but must be used to glorify God and point others to Him.
Bread can sustain a man's physical life, but Jesus is the bread of life. Find an explanation in this audio devotional from John 6:32-33.
How far can a small amount of food go? When Jesus enters the equation, the answer changes dramatically, as this John 6:9 audio devotional makes clear.
Jesus urges those that would kill Him, to search the scriptures in John 5:39. As this audio devotional contends, they plainly, certainly speak of Him.
The subject of this audio devotional from John 5:7-8, is a man who has been unable to walk for thirty eight years. In this chapter, he meets Jesus.
In John 4:41-42 we see many more believing in Jesus. We discuss the importance of "his own word" in that process during this audio devotional.
The woman we find in John 4:28-29 has come face to face with Jesus. This audio devotional details her words and actions following the encounter.
Men long for refreshing of soul that is lasting. Jesus offers an everlasting well of water in this audio devotional from John 4:13-14.
This John 3:36 audio devotional speaks of Jesus. Those who believe on Him are promised life everlasting, but those who believe not, only wrath.
John 3:19-20 describes how men run from light and reproof. But this audio devotional encourages us to run to the Light and embrace deliverance.
The phrase "born again," seen in John 3:3, is confusing to some. This audio devotional explains why the concept makes sense to every believer.
This audio devotional from John 2:23-24 establishes Jesus' knowledge of all men. There will be no mistake with Him about what we really believe.
In John 1:45-46, Nathanael asks "Can there any good thing come out of Nazareth?" Philip and this audio devotional urge us to take a closer look.
This audio devotional from John 1:29 examines an exciting statement from John the Baptist. And tells of the wonder of sin forgiven by the Messiah!
These verses outline the rejection of the Creator by His creation. In this audio devotional, we are encouraged to instead embrace Him as the only Savior.
Jesus Christ is referred to in John 1:1-2 as the Word. In this audio devotional, we consider why this is important to acknowledge and understand.
The man quoted in this audio devotional from Luke 9:57-58 expresses an intention to follow Christ. But did he really know what that would have meant?
There were five thousand men in this assembly and only five loaves and two fishes to eat. Find out what Jesus does in this Luke 9:16-17 audio devotional.
In this Luke 8:49-50 audio devotional, we see that Jesus can always be trusted. And He has the power to deliver both the physically and spiritually dead.
This audio devotional from Luke 8:38-39 focuses on the account of a demon-possessed man of the Gadarenes that was miraculously delivered by Jesus.
This audio devotional from Luke 7:8 is about a centurion with great faith. More than simply believing in what Jesus could do, he believed in who Jesus was.
Luke 6:42 contains one of the more memorable descriptions in the New Testament. This audio devotional explores its theme of dealing with sin appropriately.
This audio devotional is based on Luke 6:35. In it, Jesus commands us to live by a higher standard, according to God's example, as children of the Highest.
Jesus had the authority to both forgive sins and heal the sick. This audio devotional from Luke 5:20-21 examines a direct challenge to this assertion.
Jesus' ministry would be to the poor, the brokenhearted, the captive, the blind, and the bruised. This audio devotional from Luke 4:18 explains.
Jesus responds to temptation in Luke 4:3-4 by quoting the word of God . This audio devotional encourages believers to live according to His example.
This Luke 3:16 audio devotional features John's bold witness of the Messiah. It encourages us, like him, to de-emphasize ourselves and point to Him alone.
From the earliest glimpses of Jesus' life, we see Him going about His father's business in humility and power. This audio devotional is from Luke 2:46-47.
Simeon finally sees the Messiah with his own eyes and speaks with joy of salvation and light. This audio devotional from Luke 2:30-32 rehearses the event.
This is one of the most important and well-known announcements in the history of the world. More information in this audio devotional from Luke 2:11-12.
Zacharias rejoices at the birth of John, pointing (as his son would) to the Messiah. This audio devotional from Luke 1:68-69 takes a closer look.
Luke 1:15-16 is speaking of John the Baptist and the mission God will allow him to carry out in the world. This audio devotional makes application for us.
God used the events of Joseph's life to preserve life in Egypt. His story in this audio devotional from Genesis 45:5 is an example for us.
"Be over my house" is an audio devotional based on Genesis 41:39-40. It highlights Joseph's promotion to the number two position in Egypt.
When confronted with sexual temptation, Joseph fled and got him out. An audio devotional about this righteous response from Genesis 39:12.
Joseph's master saw that the Lord was with him. This is recorded in Genesis 39:3-4 and the primary focus of this audio devotional.
Joseph's brothers saw their father loved him the most, therefore they hated him. This is an audio devotional from Genesis 37:3-4.
A reminder, I am God Almighty, is included in this recap of God's promises in Genesis 35:11-12. Find out more in this audio devotional.
Jacob prayed "deliver me" at a moment when he feared his brother. This audio devotional from Genesis 32:11 recommends we follow his example.
Leah was hated by Jacob. This fact is recorded in Genesis 29:31. In this audio devotional, we discuss his hatred and its consequences.
"Because the Lord" is an audio devotional focused on Genesis 27:20 and Jacob's deception of Isaac, particularly his use of the Lord's name.
Esau was wrong to marry two Hittite wives and it was a grief of mind to Isaac and Rebekah. This audio devotional is from Genesis 26:34-35.
Isaac did not rely upon God for safety, "for he feared." This audio devotional focuses on a second generation of disobedience in Genesis 26:7.
Rebekah said "I will go" in Genesis 24:58. This is an important phrase for every Christian to learn, as we make note in this audio devotional.
"Send me good speed" is an audio devotional from Genesis 24:12. It makes note of a servants concern for his master above his concern for himself.
This audio devotional, called "As the Lord hath spoken" is based on Genesis 24:51-52. It focuses on parents and the Lord's will for their children.
When Abraham was old, he was looking back at a life of blessing from the Lord. This thought, from Genesis 24:1 is the subject of our audio devotional.
A ram caught in a thicket was the means by which God provided for Abraham. This audio devotional focuses on the narrative from Genesis 22:13.
He and Isaac, Abraham said, would ascend the mountain "and come again." This audio devotional from Genesis 22:5 highlights this remarkable assertion.
"Take now thy son" is the beginning of a command given to Abraham in Genesis 22:1-2. This audio devotional reflects on that portion of scripture.
Lot seemed “as one that mocked” to his sons in law. This audio devotional focuses on a classic passage about loss of influence, Genesis 19:14.
"Bring them out" is an audio devotional from Genesis 19:4-5. It reveals a lack of understanding of God's power and provision in Lot's life.
"Is any thing too hard for the Lord?" This question comes to us from Genesis 18:14 and is the subject of this 90-second audio devotional.
Sarai had an idea and Abram hearkened. This was the wrong choice for Abram. This audio devotional from Genesis 16:2 examines the exchange.
When Genesis 13:12 records that Lot "pitched his tent toward Sodom," it tells us something about Lot. Listen to this audio devotional for more.
This audio devotional from Genesis 12:12 focuses on Abram's presumption: "they shall say, This is his wife: and they will kill me."
God told Abraham, and tells all that will follow Him "I will bless thee." This audio devotional from Genesis 12:1-2 makes note of this principle.
"The people is one" is an audio devotional based on Genesis 11:6. The tower of Babel reminds us how quickly evil can again take hold of a people.
God gave us a reminder that He would never again judge the earth by flood. "My bow in the cloud" is an audio devotional based on Genesis 9:12-13.
In Genesis 8:5 the waters decreased and the tops of the mountains could be seen. This audio devotional follows the narrative of Noah's flood.
Genesis 7:1 reveals that Noah is a unique man in this generation. Salvation and judgement are the topics at hand in this audio devotional.
God's plan to judge the world is revealed in Genesis 6:17, to destroy all flesh in a flood. This audio devotional focuses on that verse.
Can it really be that man's heart was turned to "only evil continually?" In this audio devotional, we look to Genesis 6:5 for the answer.
Enoch was not, for God took him. This intriguing story appears in Genesis 5:23-24 and is the primary subject of this audio devotional.
Cain was very wroth when his sacrifice was not accepted. He rose up and slew Abel. This audio devotional focuses on the story in Genesis 4:8.
God gave Adam and Eve coats of skins to cover themselves. This sacrifice is outlined in Genesis 3:21 and the subject of this audio devotional.
The serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field. This is an important phrase in Genesis 3:1 and the subject of this audio devotional.
"Thou mayest freely eat" is an audio devotional from Genesis 2:16. Why do we see the single restriction when there is so much else to enjoy?
God breathed into man the breath of life. We are unique among his creation, as this audio devotional points out from Genesis 2:7.
God finished His creation and he rested. This audio devotional emphasizes rest, its spiritual benefits, and God's example from Genesis 2:1-2.
In the beginning God created everything. The Bible teaches creation starting here in Genesis 1:1-2. This audio devotional focuses on that passage.
Righteousness and fervency are addressed in James 5:16, as it regards prayer. This audio devotional takes a look at both.
"If the Lord will" is an audio devotional from James 4:15. It is a reminder that we ought to speak in accordance with the truth.
This audio devotional based on James 4:1 is focused on our relationships and communication. "Wars and fightings," encourages us to examine ourselves.
This audio devotional called "The tongue is a fire" is based on James 3:6. It discusses our speech and how it can have an impact on the world.
Good works are the result of faith. This is the point made in James 2:17-18, and the primary focus of this audio devotional called "By my works."
The royal law is found in James 2:8-9 and the focus of this audio devotional. We concentrate on our "respect of persons" in the world and the church.
This audio devotional from James 1:23-24 compares a "doer" and "not a doer." Our mandate is to be a doer.
"Let every man" is an audio devotional from James 1:19. It reminds us that we ought to be swift to hear, slow to speak and wrath.
This audio devotional describes the double minded man found in James 1:8. It encourages us to avoid this life of instability.
This audio devotional from James 1:2-3 deals with our "divers temptations." It encourages us to remain faithful to God no matter what we are facing.
To everyone running the Christian race: let us lay aside the weights and sins that take us off course! This audio devotional is from Hebrews 12:1.
The writer of Hebrews insisted "time would fail me" to list all of the faithful cloud of witnesses. This audio devotional is from Hebrews 11:32.
This audio devotional takes a closer look at Hebrews 11:1 "Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen."
We play a vital role in the life and ministry of our local church. This audio devotional called "so much the more" is from Hebrew 10:25.
We focus on Hebrews 10:23 in this audio devotional: "Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering." Thank you for listening.
"Not the very image" is an audio devotional based on Hebrews 10:1. It provides a contrast between the Old and New Testament systems.
"Without shedding of blood is no remission." This is a central point of our audio devotional, and our Bible text in Hebrews 9:22.
"In their hearts" is an audio devotional based on Hebrews 8:10. It is primarily focused on the Holy Spirit's work in the new covenant era.
The pattern of sacrifice repeated in the Old Testament, he did once. Jesus is the focus of Hebrews 7:27 and this audio devotional.
This audio devotional called "By reason of use" is taken from Hebrews 5:14. What is the difference between mature and immature believers?
"He himself also" is an audio devotional from Hebrews 5:1-2. Servants must remember that we are no greater than those God calls us to serve.
Jesus was in all points tempted, like as we are, but without sin. This is the theme of Hebrews 4:15 and the focus of our audio devotional.
Jesus is worthy of more glory than Moses. This statement, and its significance, is the subject of this audio devotional from Hebrews 3:3-4.
Jesus is crowned with glory and honour. Hebrews 2:9 describes His sacrifice on our behalf. He is the subject of this audio devotional.
Jesus is the express image of God's person. This statement is made in Hebrews 1:3 and is the primary focus of this audio devotional.
The whole duty of man is to fear God and keep His commandments. This audio devotional from Ecclesiastes 12:13 provides definitions and applications.
If we have a lot of bad things to say about people, we often say them in places where they won't hear us. More from this Ecclesiastes 10:20 audio devotional.
This Ecclesiastes 9:10 devotional is about our level of effort in every area of life. We are to strive for excellence in humility, reliant upon God.
Men who show a consistent, unrestrained hastiness to anger are revealing their foolishness, according to Ecclesiastes 7:9 and this audio devotional.
The stories are numerous of those wealthy men that risk everything for just a few dollars more. This Ecclesiastes 6:7 audio devotional tells us why.
Too often, we sin with our mouths, saying too much or too little, at the wrong time or in the wrong place. This Ecclesiastes 5:2 audio devotional may help.
Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 and this audio devotional tell us why this well-known phrase "two are better than one" has application for our local church life.
This audio devotional is from Ecclesiastes 4:1. It reminds us that we can know Jesus and have the constant presence of the Holy Spirit - the Comforter.
Doing the work of God on our own will have limited impact. But this audio devotional from Ecclesiastes 3:14 tells us God's work will stand forever.
God gave us the mind, hands, and strength to work. This audio devotional from Ecclesiastes 2:24 encourages us to remember that He is the great provider.
II Peter 3:9 is about God's desire for all to repent and trust Him. This audio devotional expands on that concept and provides evidence for its truth.
Returning to our sin after coming to know Christ is a sad and all too common problem. This audio devotional from II Peter 2:20 addresses this topic.
This audio devotional from II Peter 2:1 warns against false teachers. We must know God's word, have a growing walk with Christ, and act with discernment.
II Peter 1:21 tells us that the Bible was written by men who spoke "as they were moved" by the Holy Spirit. This audio devotional is focused on that topic.
This audio devotional from II Peter 1:3 gives all who will put their faith in Christ hope to live victoriously. We have power and wisdom to live for God.
This I Peter 5:8-9 audio devotional reminds us about our enemy and our need to be vigilant. The devil is to be resisted, as we walk stedfast in the faith.
The principle of mutual dependence and submitting one to another is discussed in I Peter 5:5. This audio devotional recommends that we humbly participate.
God gives His children words of truth and the ability to take action in accordance with truth. This audio devotional from I Peter 4:11 explores this further.
This audio devotional is from I Peter 2:12. It is focused on knowing with certainty in our own hearts that we have done right when we are accused.
The holiness of God is declared in I Peter 1:15-16. Believers are also given command to be holy. This audio devotional examines declaration and command.
How many of us consider trials precious? This audio devotional from I Peter 1:7 explores that question and the things that may alter our perspective.
According to Titus 3:14, we are to maintain good works, for necessary uses. This audio devotional focuses on the usefulness of our works.
Titus 3:9-11 tells us to avoid foolish questions and unprofitable striving. This audio devotional reminds us that we must also confront heresy.
A peculiar people are "a people for God's own possession." This audio devotional from Titus 2:14 describes how believers fit this description.
"That they may teach" is an audio devotional from Titus 2:4-5 emphasizing the importance of experienced women of faith in the local church.
Among the many actions of a Bishop, they are to exhort and to convince. This audio devotional reveals this idea, found in Titus 1:9.
A series of prayer requests are provided in II Thessalonians 3:1-2. This audio devotional takes a closer look at the requests and their potential application.
Our comfort through difficulty and spiritual growth are only possible through Jesus Christ. Learn more in this audio devotional from II Thessalonians 2:16-17.
The disciples found in II Thessalonians 1:3 were growing in faith in a major way. Their charity and love were super-abounding. More in this audio devotional.
I Thessalonians 5:16-18, and this audio devotional, feature a list of short statements - commands - that work together, but can also be applied individually.
This audio devotional from I Thessalonians 4:13 offers an encouraging reminder about those who have died in Christ. Those who trust Him have eternal hope.
No spiritual work is ever done apart from the Holy Spirit, who uses the word of God. This audio devotional from I Thessalonians 2:13 gives us an example.
As disciples of Christ, our job is to proclaim His good news, living in a way that supports its truth. More from this I Thessalonians 2:4 audio devotional.
There are not many ways to God. I Timothy 2:5-6 and this audio devotional remind us that there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.
In I Timothy 2:1-2, we are exhorted to care about and pray for all men, particularly those in authority. Listen for more details in this audio devotional.
This I Timothy 1:15 audio devotional reminds us of Jesus' mission in the world, which was to save sinners. And speaks more about how this applies to us.
Proverbs 28:1 is the focus of this audio devotional: "The wicked flee when no man pursueth: but the righteous are bold as a lion."
"Thy strength is small" is an audio devotional from Proverbs 24:10. It encourages us to admit our lack of strength and rely upon Jesus Christ.
Riches make wings and they fly away an eagle. This audio devotional focuses on the fleeting nature of wealth based on Proverbs 23:5.
The slothful man covets all the day long. This audio devotional from Proverbs 21:25-26 explains his mindset and the mindset of the righteous.
A person that tells lies shall not escape the consequences of their actions. This audio devotional makes this point based on Proverbs 19:5.
Finding a wife is a good thing according to Proverbs 18:22. We discuss the principal and its practical implications in this audio devotional.
If we commit our works to the Lord, our thoughts shall be established. This audio devotional from Proverbs 16:3 takes a closer look at the topic.
This is an audio devotional from Proverbs 14:5, which says "A faithful witness will not lie: but a false witness will utter lies."
In this audio devotional from Proverbs 12:23 we learn that a prudent man conceals knowledge, but a foolish man proclaims foolishness.
Love covereth all sins can be a confusing phrase; we find it in Proverbs 10:12. This audio devotional seeks to help us understand it.
Righteous words are accepted and relayed by the Godly. They are all plain to people that understand. An audio devotional from Proverbs 8:8-9.
A young person must remember the commands of parents; bind them continually upon the heart. This is another proverbs audio devotional.
This audio devotional from Proverbs 5:3-4 tells us about the strange woman. Her mouth is smoother than oil, but her end is bitter.
"Keep thy heart" is an audio devotional from Proverbs 4:23. It reminds us to protect the eye and ear gate from evil, worldly influences.
Sound doctrine can be conveyed in the instruction of a father. This audio devotional based on Proverbs 4:1-2 examines this concept.
The Lord by wisdom created the world. Thankfully, He has also given us His written word. This audio devotional is based on Proverbs 3:19.
The command is to "honour the Lord with thy substance" in this audio devotional from Proverbs 3:9-10. We take a closer look at the topic.
For length of days and long life, we ought to trust God, obey Him, and obey our parents. This audio devotional is from Proverbs 3:1-2.
"If thou seekest" is an audio devotional based on Proverbs 2:3-5. It is about diligently, urgently seeking knowledge and understanding.
This audio devotional points us to Proverbs 1:5. We learn a wise man listens, is eager to learn, and always desiring to understand.
The Colossians receive greeting from Epaphrus, "who is one of you," they are told in the passage. This audio devotional is focused on chapter 4, verse 12.
This audio devotional focuses on walking in wisdom, redeeming the time, and graceful and well seasoned speech from Colossians 4:5-6.
There is no respect of persons with God. This audio devotional makes this point from Colossians 3:25, regarding masters and servants.
"Whatsoever ye do" is an audio devotional based on Colossians 3:22-23. How do we serve God within the master and servant relationship?
If the word of Christ dwell in you richly, songs will overflow. This audio devotional from Colossians 3:16 describes their content and nature.
If you have been born again, you must set your affection on things above! This is the encouragement of our audio devotional from Colossians 3:1-2.
This audio devotional from Colossians 2:6-7 describes a life of spiritual health and stability. A life that is rooted and built up in Christ Jesus.
"Now hath he reconciled" is an audio devotional based on Colossians 1:21-22. It is about the work of grace that takes us from alienation to acceptance.
Knowledge of God's will and being fruitful are the primary topics in today's audio devotional. How can be successfully walk daily with Christ?
The audio devotional "Since we heard" is taken from Colossians 1:3-4. It makes note of the faith and love that was on display in Colossae.
Paul expresses contentment, no matter the circumstances. This Philippians 4:12 audio devotional expands on this theme and urges us to take his example.
Christians must think differently. This Philippians 4:8 audio devotional tells us to set our minds on right and good, things which only come from God.
Paul counted "all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus." This audio devotional from Philippians 3:8 applies that theme.
Philippians 2:14-15 tells us to do all things without murmurings and disputings. This audio devotional provides a reminder and urges us to reflect Christ.
This audio devotional from Philippians 2:8 describes the servant ministry of Christ. He is our model for humility and obedience in the Christian life.
Philippians 2:3-4 is a passage that urges us to consistently and sacrificially put others first. This audio devotional explores how that can unify us.
This audio devotional from Philippians 1:27 encourages believers to live "as it becometh the gospel." This means a commitment to growing together in Him.
Paul was willing to face desperate trial for the furtherance of the gospel. This point is made clearly in this audio devotional from Philippians 1:12.
We must pray for one another to speak the gospel boldly as "I ought to speak." This audio devotional is taken from Ephesians 6:19-20.
Children are to obey their parents in the Lord for this is right. We examine an overlooked aspect of Ephesians 6:1-3 in this audio devotional.
The command to every believer from Ephesians 5:15-16 is to walk circumspectly. That is the particular focus of this audio devotional.
"As becometh saints" is an audio devotional from Ephesians5:3-4. It reminds us that no sins are minor and addresses how we speak.
Our communication with others ought to be heavy on that which is good. This is the topic of our Ephesians 4:29 audio devotional.
Paul called himself "less than the least." This perspective should be a lesson to us and is the subject of our Ephesians 3:8 audio devotional.
Remember, we were as others and by nature children of wrath. This reminder comes by way of audio devotional from Ephesians 2:3.
Christ has made us accepted in the family of God. This audio devotional from Ephesians 1:5-6 focuses on His saving work in our lives.
"The Lord is nigh" to all that call upon Him. This is the lesson of Psalm 145:19 and the focus of this audio devotional.
This audio devotional from Psalm 127:1 compares our work with God's work. "Except the Lord build the house" the labor is in vain.
Wondrous things are found in God's word. This audio devotional from Psalm 119:18 encourages us to search and find.
This audio devotional called "On my side" is from Psalm 118:6 and explains the ideas behind the verse.
This is an audio devotional focused on Psalm 116:1-2 called "Inclined his ear." It is about God's attentiveness.
This audio devotional makes it clear to us that fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, based on Psalm 111:10.
"The redeemed of the Lord" is an audio devotional from Psalm 107:2-3 about proclaiming the wonderful redemption of God.
"He removed our transgressions" is an audio devotional from Psalm 103:12. It proclaims the truth of God's wonderful forgiveness through Christ.
This audio devotional from Psalm 101:3-4 called "Them that turn aside" is focused on the dangers regarding our eyes and our personal relationships.
"Ye that love the LORD, hate evil" is the way Psalm 97:10 begins. We focus on hatred for evil in this audio devotional and take a closer look.
This "Number our days" audio devotional is taken from Psalm 90:12. It reminds us to live according to God's wisdom, because life is short.
The declaration in Psalm 88:1-3 that "my soul is full of troubles" is the basis for this audio devotional. It is an encouragement to be honest in prayer.
"None like unto thee" is an audio devotional about the incomparable nature of our Lord and faith. It is based on Psalm 86:8.
"All thy wrath" is an audio devotional based on Psalm 85:2-3. It is a wonderful feeling to know that we are forgiven and have peace with God.
One day in His courts is better than a thousand, Psalm 84:10 says. This audio devotional takes a closer look at the passage and its implications.
The God of Israel only does wondrous things. This audio devotional reminds us of this principle from Psalm 72:18 in the Old Testament.
"Cast me not off" is an audio devotional based on Psalm 71:9. The aged believers will always have a place with Christ and in His service.
Psalm 69:5 says "O God, thou knowest my foolishness; and my sins are not hid from thee." This audio devotional is about this verse.
This "thou art my God" audio devotional is focused on Psalm 63:1. It is about our longing for God in a world that is barren, dry, and thirsty.
When people or circumstances threaten, the child of God says "I will not fear." This audio devotional from Psalm 56:3-4 tells us more.
David asks God in Psalm 55:1 to "hide not thyself" as he makes supplication. This audio devotional takes a closer look at the verse.
"Thou hast saved us" is an audio devotional based on Psalm 44:6-7. It encourages us to rely on the Lord and give Him the credit for our victories.
Thankfully, we have heard of God's might and blessings. This audio devotional from Psalm 44:1 encourages us to both speak and listen.
We submit "to do thy will," but does it come from the heart? This audio devotional from Psalm 40:8 seeks to explore that question.
We look at the factors involved in asking the Lord to plead my cause in this audio devotional from Psalm 35:1-2. Thank you for listening.
Psalm 34:13-14 commands God's people to keep thy tongue from evil. This audio devotional takes a closer look at this passage of scripture.
God spoke and it was done, he commanded and it stood fast. This audio devotional from Psalm 33:8-9 reveals the power of our God.
Blessed is he whose sins are forgiven. We discuss this principle from the old and new covenant in this Psalm 32:1-2 audio devotional.
Psalm 31:24 says "Be of good courage, and he shall strengthen your heart, all ye that hope in the LORD." Listen to this audio devotional.
We must give God the glory due unto his name, according to Psalm 29:2. This audio devotional takes a closer look at the verse.
If we wait on the Lord and be of good courage, we will be strengthened and encouraged. More in this audio devotional is from Psalm 27:14.
A common prayer of our lives should be Lord, teach me thy paths. We need His guidance, as this audio devotional from Psalm 25:4 emphasizes.
"The earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof," Psalm 24:1 tells us. In this audio devotional, we see how this changes our perspective.
This audio devotional is from Psalm 22:18, which says "They part my garments among them, and cast lots upon my vesture."
In physical or spiritual battles, rather than relying upon our tools, we will remember the Lord. This audio devotional is from Psalm 20:7.
Our text for this audio devotional, Psalm 19:7 begins "The law of the LORD is perfect, converting the soul." We will take a closer look.
We must praise and thank the Lord everywhere; and particularly among the heathen. This audio devotional is based on Psalm 18:49.
As for God, his way is perfect. This is the phrase that begins Psalm 18:30 and the idea we examine further in this audio devotional.
There are too few men of faith and far too often the faithful fail. This understanding is the focus of this Psalm 12:1-2 audio devotional.
"His countenance" is an audio devotional based on Psalm 11:7. It is about God's love for righteousness and His view of our victory.
Oh, if men would only understand themselves to be but men! This is the prayer of Psalm 9:20 and the subject of this audio devotional.
There is something about getting up and addressing the Lord in the morning. This is our audio devotional's focus today, based on Psalm 5:3.
The blessed man delights in and meditates upon scripture every day and every night. This is the theme of our audio devotional from Psalm 1:2.
Let us do good unto all men. That means doing something useful, pleasant, excellent, or honorable. This is an audio devotional from Galatains 6:10.
"In due season" is an audio devotional based on Galatians 6:9. Do not grow weary in well doing, knowing a time of eternal reaping is coming.
The phrase "restore such an one" comes from Galatians 6:1, which refers to erring Christian brothers. Listen to our audio devotional on this topic.
This audio devotional is from Galatians 5:14: "For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself."
Who did hinder you? It's a question that is asked in the subject of our audio devotional, Galatians 5:7, which is about our obedience to truth.
The question from Galatians 4:16 is "Am I therefore become your enemy, because I tell you the truth?" This audio devotional takes a closer look.
This audio devotional from Galatians 3:8 is called "Justify the heathen," based on a quote from the first part of the verse. Take a listen.
We are not justified by works is the central theme of Galatians 2:16. This audio devotional focuses on the verse and justification by faith.
Galatians 1:8-9 says that those preaching any other gospel should be accursed. This audio devotional focuses on the true gospel and false gospels.
Some will too easily embrace another gospel, which is not another. This audio devotional brings us a warning from Galatians 1:6-7.
Paul says "I am glad" you are obedient in Romans 16:19, but calls the Roman church to something higher in this audio devotional.
Men make all manner of sacrifices for brethren, but, what about laying down their own necks? An audio devotional from Romans 16:3-4.
"That ye may abound" is an audio devotional focused on Romans 15:13. It is about the wonderful things Christ provides for believers.
Who are we to judge another man's servant? This is the question that opens Romans 14:4-5 and this audio devotional on the passage.
"Be not conformed" is an audio devotional from Romans 12:2-3. It encourages us to live with devotion to the Savior and not to our own desires.
Men pursuing their own righteousness outside God's revealed word will fail. This audio devotional from Romans 10:3 establishes this idea.
"For my brethren" is an audio devotional focused on Romans 9:1-3. It is about Paul's great desire to see his brethren come to Christ.
The spiritually minded do spiritual things and succeed. This audio devotional takes a closer look at this concept from Romans 8:5-6.
Yield yourselves unto God, not your own desires. This is the message of Romans 6:12-13 and the focus of this audio devotional.
Christ died for us while we were yet sinners. This amazing portion of the salvation story is outlined in this audio devotional from Romans 5:7-8.
Romans 4:20-21 focuses on Abraham and how he staggered not at the promises of God. This audio devotional is about faith and promises.
Because all have sinned and come short of the glory of God, we all need a Savior. This audio devotional focuses on that fact from Romans 3:23-24.
All of God's decisions and actions are performed "according to truth." Judgement is the top of this audio devotional from Romans 2:1-2.
The invisible things of God are clearly seen in His creation. This audio devotional from Romans 1:20-21 emphasizes this important point.
Paul believed and was not ashamed, therefore he was ready to preach. We look to his example in this audio devotional from Romans 1:15-16.
"Choose you this day" is an audio devotional based on Joshua 24:15. We observe Joshua's example of leadership and discuss our responsibility to follow.
God reminds Israel in Joshua 24:5 "I brought you out." In this audio devotional we consider what God did when He delivered Israel from bondage.
In this audio devotional from Joshua 23:11 we are reminded: "Take good heed therefore unto yourselves, that ye love the LORD your God."
The Lord delivered the nation of Israel! This audio devotional focuses on their great day of peace and rest recorded in Joshua 21:44.
This "Give him a place" audio devotional is from Joshua 20:4. It is focused on God's plan for the cities of refuge in Israel.
This audio devotional from Joshua 14:14, focused on Caleb. He wholly followed God when he was sent by Moses to spy out the promised land.
After the people of Israel took up residence in the land of promise, the land rested from war. This audio devotional is from Joshua 11:23.
On this day, the Lord fought for Israel. In this audio devotional, we look to Joshua 10:14 and learn about an amazing day and a more amazing God.
With the sin of Achan resolved, the children of Israel could go up to Ai again. This audio devotional reminds us of God's abundant mercy.
"The Lord shall trouble thee" is an audio devotional from Joshua 7:25. It challenges us to eliminate our sin with lethal timeliness and precision.
When Israel came up against Ai, they fled. This retreat was a result of sin in the camp. Learn more in this audio devotional from Joshua 7:4.
When God provided the way for Israel, they took the city. This audio devotional encourages us to trust God's character, not question His methods.
In this audio devotional, God reminds Joshua that Jericho is "given into thine hand." He provides reminders and assurances to us as well.
Twelve stones in the midst of Jordan "shall be a memorial" for the children of Israel. This audio devotional encourages us to remember.
The people of Israel stepped out boldly in faith and "passed clean over" the Jordan. This audio devotional focuses on Joshua 3:17.
God wanted to assure Israel that He would be with Joshua, as He said "as I was with Moses." This audio devotional is focused on Joshua 3:7.
Truly the Lord had delivered the land. In this audio devotional, we find that God's character guarantees He will keep His promises.
Rahab heard about the God of Israel and found He is God. This audio devotional reminds us of His power and worthiness to be trusted.
The people of Israel expressed a commitment to follow with the phrases we will do and we will go. In this audio devotional, we look at Joshua 1:16.
In this audio devotional we focus on the command to Joshua to be strong and very courageous. Why does he need these attributes?
Paul gives his dramatic testimony in Acts 26:14-15. This audio devotional emphasizes the importance of our own testimony and urges us to proclaim it!
Accusations are made in this Acts 35:7 audio devotional. As with all organized oppression of Christianity, the evidence for its harm to the community is missing.
Forty men wanted to see Paul's preaching stopped "and bound themselves" to kill him. This audio devotional from Acts 23:12-13 highlights their failure.
Paul describes his faithful, thorough, and effective ministry in Acts 20:20-21. This audio devotional encourages us to minister in the very same way.
The preaching in Acts 20:7 went on until midnight. This audio devotional is about developing the kind of commitment that will build appetite for the word.
"Upon your own heads" is an audio devotional based on Acts 18:5-6. It encourages us to preach the gospel at all times, but leave the results up to God.
Paul reasoned with the Jews from the scriptures for three sabbath days. His ministry among them is commended in this audio devotional from Acts 17:2-3.
A strange thing happens in Acts 16:6-7; Paul is forbidden to preach in Asia and Bithynia. This audio devotional is about prayerful, deliberate preaching.
Paul was speaking with experience when he said we "through much tribulation" enter into the kingdom of God. This is an audio devotional from Acts 14:21-22.
As they ministered in the church at Antioch, God called Barnabas and Saul into missions. This audio devotional from Acts 13:2 discusses their calling.
Peter was in prison "but prayer was made," and it made all the difference. We discuss the work of prayer in this Acts 12:5 audio devotional.
The disciples were "called Christians first" at Antioch. This audio devotional from Acts 11:26 talks about their commitment and our responsibility today.
This audio devotional discusses the first words of Ananias to God when he learned of Saul's conversion and his role in the story. It is based on Acts 9:13-14.
In Acts 8:35, Philip opened his mouth to preach the gospel. This audio devotional focuses on this passage and our responsibility to do the same.
This audio devotional is about the unexpected benefits of persecution. It is from Acts 8:3-4, regarding Saul; he made havock of the church.
"Ye have been now" is an audio devotional from Acts 7:52. It is about a portion of Stephen's sermon that is particularly direct and forceful.
Stephen spoke with a wisdom and a spirit that his listeners were not able to resist. This audio devotional from Acts 6:10 further examines these ideas.
This is an audio devotional from Acts 6:2, which discusses the primary responsibilities of deacons, chief among them to, as this passage says, "serve tables."
This "Filled Jerusalem" audio devotional is written based on Acts 5:28. It longs for a time when our own home-towns are filled with the doctrine of the Bible.
"More than unto God" is an audio devotional focused on Acts 4:19. It is based on an episode in the lives of Peter and John - and how they handled it.
Peter tried the direct approach in Acts 3:14-15. This audio devotional called "Ye denied the Holy One" examines that approach and its benefits.
This audio devotional from Acts 3:5-6 is called "Such as I have." It records a healing encounter with a beggar and the Apostle Peter.
It was not possible that Jesus Christ could be held by death. This audio devotional from Acts 2:24 reveals the meaning of and reason for this.
It is not for us to know the times or the seasons, regarding the rapture, the kingdom, or anything else. This is an audio devotional from Acts 1:7.
Do we lack attention to detail in regard to God's commands? This audio devotional from Exodus 39:43 explores Israel's detailed, diligent tabernacle build.
Exodus 33:11 is a wonderful and almost unprecedented passage of scripture. This audio devotional discusses God's "face to face" conversation with Moses.
The question "who is on the Lord's side" from Exodus 32:26 is the focus of this audio devotional. Should we be asking ourselves this question today?
The people of Israel, as Aaron describes in Exodus 32:21-22, were indeed "set on mischief." This audio devotional describes the problem with this statement.
A lot of faulty and sinful thinking is on display in Exodus 32:1. This audio devotional makes note of the problems and suggests we examine our own hearts.
This Exodus 29:46 audio devotional talks about the rules and rituals that were in place for priests in this era. And how obedience pointed to the Lord.
A command to make holy garments is given in Exodus 28:2. This audio devotional explores the ability objects or even people have to say something about God.
The people of Israel made a commitment to fully obey the Lord in Exodus 24:7. This audio devotional focuses on their decision and what it may mean to us.
This audio devotional is from Exodus 20:11, which is perhaps the most well-known passage, outside the Genesis account itself, affirming a six day creation.
This audio devotional from Exodus 18:8 tells the story of Moses' testimony to his father in law. It encourages us to praise the Lord in a similar way.
This audio devotional from Exodus 15:21-22 highlights and warns of a classic tactic of the enemy: strike when the people of God breath a sigh of relief.
Exodus 15:1 describes a song of Moses and Israel about their deliverance from Egypt. This audio devotional encourages us to praise God in specific ways.
In Exodus 14:11, the people of Israel regret leaving Egypt and lash out at Moses. This audio devotional explores our potential response in hardship.
"I will pass through" is an audio devotional focused on Exodus 12:12. In this passage, God promises to execute judgement on Egypt's gods.
Lacking belief, Egypt was in darkness, while Israel had the blessing of light in Exodus 10:22-23. We look deeper into the verses in this audio devotional.
Some, in the context of Exodus 9:20-21, chose to regard the word of God, while others did not. We compare their day to our day in this audio devotional.
In a moment of respite, Pharaoh hardened his heart. This audio devotional from Exodus 8:15 talks about the relationship between relief and rejection of God.
"I know not the Lord" is an audio devotional focused on Exodus 5:2, in which Pharaoh declares he will not let Israel go. How can this be of help to us today?
The power and authority of God makes the power and authority of men look so small. This audio devotional from Exodus 3:19-20 reminds us God is in control.
In Exodus 3:11, Moses allows his understanding of human limitations become a justification for faithlessness. This audio devotional examines the topic.
Moses turned aside to see the bush God prepared, it was on fire, but not burnt. The story is told and applied in this audio devotional from Exodus 3:3-4.
Exodus 2:3 tells us of a mother who fully commits her child to God in a time of crisis. This audio devotional asks if we can learn from this commitment today.
The midwives mentioned in Exodus 1:17 chose to fear God rather than men. Their obedience is an example for us, which we highlight in this audio devotional.
In a moment of respite, Pharaoh hardened his heart. This audio devotional from Exodus 8:15 talks about the relationship between relief and rejection of God.
Jesus, appearing before His disciples, after His resurrection, explains their future ministry on His behalf. This audio devotional is based on Luke 24:46-47.
Angels confirm the resurrection of Jesus Christ in Luke 24:5-6. This audio devotional focuses on the events surrounding the discovery of His empty tomb.
A thief on the cross next to Jesus asked that He remember him when He came into His kingdom. This audio devotional examines the request from Luke 23:42-43.
The sins of the world - our sins - would be placed upon Jesus. This audio devotional from Luke 22:41-42 is about his prayer "not my will, but thine, be done."
Peter expresses his willingness to go to prison and death for Jesus in Luke 22:33-34. This audio devotional takes a closer look his story and its application.
Jesus watched those casting gifts into the treasury and noticed a woman giving two mites. She is the subject of this audio devotional from Luke 21:3-4.
The story of Zacchaeus is featured in this audio devotional from Luke 19:7-8. Salvation came to his house, he was transformed, and began changing his ways.
We meet a ruler in Luke 18:22-23 that asks Jesus what he should do to inherit eternal life. This audio devotional is about the answer and his sorrow.
This audio devotional from Luke 17:5-6 assures us that a little faith in a God who has unlimited power, when following His will, can have a big impact.
If a man loses a sheep, no doubt he will leave ninety nine to search for it. A parable making this point from Luke 15:4-5 is the basis of this audio devotional.
This audio devotional from Luke 14:26 says our love for and commitment to Jesus should be so great that our love for family seems like hate by comparison.
The fear of man and the fear of God are set against one another often in scripture. In this audio devotional from Luke 12:4-5, Jesus puts them in perspective.
This audio devotional from Luke 11:33 is focused on light. Light is likely to expose the reality within a given space. But it will also do much good.